Pointer Shapes
As with other Microsoft programs, the pointer often changes its shape as you work in Excel. Each pointer shape indicates a different mode of operation. This document provides a table describing the various pointer shapes you may see while working in Excel 2007/2008.
| Shape | Context | Action |
|---|---|---|
 | The default pointer shape; appears in most Excel workspace contexts | Moves cell pointer or selects a range of cells |
  | Appears when the pointer is on the border of a window | Adjusts window size |
  | Appears when the pointer is between a row or column divider | Adjusts height and width of rows and columns |
 | Appears when you are editing cell contents | Provides a text insertion point |
 | Appears when the pointer is on a column or row heading | Selects columns or rows |
Windows: Macintosh:  | Appears when the pointer is placed over a cell border, graphic, or other object | Moves cells, graphics, or objects |
 | Appears when the pointer is on the "fill corner" of a cell or cell range | AutoFills other cells with similar information |
Windows only: | Appears when mouse is placed over the Ribbon | The standard Microsoft Windows pointer; selects Ribbon and menu options Make sure to let me know in the comments below or on our Facebook page how you've got with it or Do you have any questions |
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